Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-18

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=; sSll .r.tion. In 1854, he said, by
si il ,.ibTsre!ess fraud, IS electoral
~ c! re southern states were
z; iJ ~ man Hh) was never en-
-...s1 - ..an and the product of that
. ". the restoration to power OF
8. H VIZ pArty fOr the first time
's!l Nm. gg the rebellion 10 strike
!. SY'N resvens the flag of the
- Ion suG predict inst the Ceo-
1 %'..rrIrsTlgauia viii wright the
9! ~ e1eke OF the coming centen-
~ r.ran Ct ne anniversary OF the
.s' .o,o1rs,itati0n, ard declared it
~ Cyli5.t IS an object lesson.
.~ ircoates:i5le proof that cur
= r--vt7. development and patriot
y 55-re,g due to the policy Of 4 pro
u - He declared that the par
* never il 8 better condition to
8,s ms campaign than it YVES to-
4 10 wanted the country TO know
- ra-e opposed 10 the party whose
/! 4 ssad Grover Cleveland, wGs in
.psson Of Tie fraudulent count
+ votes, which if honestly
- counted, would have placed
- se..s Ct power two grand
-. cf R-publicanism, the
American, J. G. Blaine,
conservative veienteer soldier,
..---5..d John A. Logan. Every
I the memory Of Logan, he SAD,
$50 volunteer soldier will be on
ags;1s. Cleveland aud his ad-
Ion in the coming election.
AVE net forgotten his pGnderiDg 10
=. s5ntiment TO secure the votes
said south il the election
nv. yeer. They have, mot
....n the arrogant language Of his
..,.cf 9 MIST every pension bill pre-
|.-lt9 him. When the sovereign state
Yok, intending deserved protcc-
m+5e veteran soldier, passed law
ring the fraudulent wearing Of that
i-srf .gralty, the great star Of the
r., Clsve.ands veto as Governor
an insult TO every loyal
..r,n. "a last Memorial Day when
b ana gray, forgetiul OF me past,
/ / 70 drop leaves Of healing balm on
r.3re v1ere was the President OF the
!. S,s.e. lie had gone a-fshing,
,oiy was Interested enough in him
rs watcher he caught any fish or
closed with declaration that
|-,vysnis that gave q Mead, g Han
JONI Il Reynolds and tens Of
5-cs OF brave sons to the Union
e r0u,d do her psrt toward placing
ye hles in other and safer hands
Grover C,eyelsnd's.
THE PLATFORM.
ewing is the platform complete so
Is i relstes 10 national affairs: The
can psrty Of Pennsylvania in con-
/ d. assembled declares;
f.. they re-ahirm their declaration Of
. lsgo. Of submitting to 8 vote Of
,soy.e 6 prohibitory constitutional
t.s3ne1t We also endorse the action
-s last Legislature in the submission
/ 81 amendment TO make suffrage free
polishing tie tax qualification by
Estsyor Q tariff for tie sake;of rur-
IL American manufactures until
| industries End resources of this !
g furnish It's people with
item CT CC1SumntiOn
sl naturally produce, and for the
Sc d the protection Of home labor
,a foreign lsoor as well as its pro-
IS Its likewise part Of that pro-
policy Of which Pennsylvania has
ne parent to protect American
i-sa from unequal and unjust COM
mn Of imported contract pauper la-
+ and we demand the
(2ge Of more y,gorous national
for the scruIDy Of i'm
|!a.ol alj the return of the
s1t unworthy Ia t1is connection
-5c.sr3 cur s5l0renCe of anarchistic
6 a11 propositions, destructive of
IL. q property, and our system Of
i and government in their results:
'5.at!on OF the laws should be Wis
MN p1omp. and extreme penalties.
We favor creation OF al
acsn msrine by provision of
'.s upon exports, discrimination
lies upon Imports IN American bot
ne soldiers Of the Union are worthy
!. -sS,lDg gratitude and favor OF q re.
government, and the surplus in the
|N-Y cannot better be distributed
+! l2e enlargement of the general
s.>- Is, So s. TO include ell hOnora-
-s1-sssel soldiers Of the army who
1 II absolute need.
: LIN snt sixth planks refer to state
~ 2Tr2isn the Democratic psrty
= 2'sscn, national administration
,,-o.a !m3eci.ity in dealing with all
--,,9lal g1eStions. The only en-
=! nave exhibited has oeen in the
--5--e1t Ct officers without cause
di-tct violation Of their
/, %E.ce pledges. The ns-
ADMINISTRATION seems to hsye
=! beyond expectancy. In order
,.sssye s solid south, President
4 .--o IsS endeavOred to nurture sec
~ " 2Tlns preference in distin-
1 : '.aaols 20 soldiers prominent in
| 80. .-o-' 70 destroy the government, by
...sa- 70 sanction pensions 10 sol
T., ,e -'ent IN their efforts to sustain
!, : MS proposition to take from
-. " y aationaltrCphies the banners Of
! 49,, 49, military power won by their
-. .-o ne treasure OF the country and
!. si 80 mem to those whom he SUP
~ ,-- '., lis prejudice and who were
~ I.'aes desire or authority to re-
[7,-. 80 The Republicans OF Penn
h ,,-, '-s native state Of Hon. James
g. WI view with pleasure his
a. LOT the presider cy in the
\. u :. An accident cannot
,1 ~ ,9Ee Of great party, nor the
my ,,oa ~, VI great people, for states
,,g NM. --.As 10 MS convictions and to
,,,' nat While we gladly recog-
H.. -s elange for the better in the
IN u certain portions Of the
/. safes II reference TO the col
bsep,e, It would be contrary